A look at the case in the wake of the leaked Supreme Court draft.
On May 2, there was a breach of Supreme Court confidentiality and secrecy, when Politico obtained a draft of a majority opinion written by Justice Samuel Alito that would overturn Roe v. Wade’s holding of a federal constitutional right to an abortion.
1971: The Supreme Court agrees to hear the case filed by Roe against Wade. Wade was ignoring the legal ruling and both sides appealed.Oct. 11, 1972: The case is reargued before the U.S. Supreme Court. In the third trimester, the state could prohibit abortion to protect a fetus that could survive on its own outside the womb, except when a woman’s health was in danger.The 14th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution was ratified in 1868, during the Reconstruction era to abolish slavery and establish civil and legal rights for Black Americans.
In 2003, McCorvey filed a motion with the federal district court in Dallas to have the case overturned and asked the court to consider new evidence that abortion hurts women. The motion is dismissed in 2004.
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Supreme Court Majority Reportedly Still Supports Overturning Roe V. WadeThe draft opinion Politico reported last week, which is from February and was written by Justice Samuel Alito, is still so far the only “circulated draft” in the case, the publication reported Wednesday citing anonymous sources.
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Supreme Court Majority Reportedly Still Supports Overturning Roe V. WadeThere’s been no other draft opinion circulated yet in the case, Politico reports, meaning Alito’s opinion calling Roe “egregiously wrong” still stands for now.
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Alito reluctant to discuss state of Supreme Court after Roe leak
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Roe reversal draft fallout: Alito gives update on Supreme Court status amid abortion protestsAmid Roe v. Wade reversal fallout, Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito briefly addressed the status of the Court after Politico published Alito's leaked draft opinion, sparking pro-choice protests.
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How Medication Abortion Works And What The End of Roe V. Wade Could Mean For ItIf clinics that provide abortion shut down, women who can't travel to other states may turn to telehealth prescriptions or underground networks to obtain abortion pills, making that method of ending a pregnancy even more common.
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Roe v. Wade is reshaping America’s political landscapeWith an anticipated Supreme Court decision overturning Roe v. Wade, Democrats and Republicans are studying the midterm map to gauge where abortion could have the biggest political impact.
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